fafa

It involves the dissemination of certain information about a person to serve the aims and interests of another.

• Exposure

• Appropriation

• Distortion

• Exclusion

When you are having a quiet nap in your backyard and your neighbor's dog comes in uninvited and jumps all over you to wake you up is an example of ____________.

• Aggregation

• Intrusion

• Blackmail

• Decisional Interference

Mario, an engineering student, invents a unique, new type of self-stirring coffee mug that uses a special magnetic coil built into the base. He believes his invention is novel (new) and useful. He wants to be the only person allowed to make, sell, and import this mug for 20 years.

What specific type of Intellectual Property protection must Mario successfully apply for under RA 8293 to gain these exclusive rights over his innovative mug design?

• Patent, specifically an Invention Patent (or Utility Model), to protect the functional, technical aspect of his novel invention.

• Trademark, because he needs a name for his product.

• Copyright, because the drawing of the mug is an artistic work.

• Geographical Indication, because the mug was invented in a specific location.

Carlo, a vlogger in Cebu, downloaded a popular OPM song and used it as background music in his monetized YouTube vlog without asking permission. Which legal issue applies to Carlo’s case?

• Doctrine of First Sale

• Fair Use

• Plagiarism

• Copyright Infringement

Mang Tonyo, a bakery owner in Pampanga, created a new bread brand called “Pan de Gold” with packaging that closely resembles the famous “Gardenia” brand. Which intellectual property issue applies to Mang Tonyo’s situation?

• Copyright

• Trademark Infringement

• Trade Dress

• Plagiarism

“Eto ako basang basa sa ulan, walang masisilungan, walang malalapitan,” is an example of lyrical trademark.

• True

• False

Maria starts a small business selling custom-designed hoodies and names her brand "Chill Brew," using a logo of a smiling coffee cup. The name and logo quickly become popular among students. A week later, Mario, who sells customized water bottles, starts using the name "Chill Brew" and a logo of a frowning coffee cup, selling his products at the same school fair booth right next to Maria.

• Trade Secret Misappropriation, because Mario must have stolen the list of Maria's loyal customers.

• 
  Patent Infringement, because Mario is copying Maria's invention (the custom design process).

• Copyright Infringement, because Mario is copying the artistic design of Maria's hoodie.

• 
  Trademark Infringement, because Mario is using a name and logo highly similar to Maria's, which is likely to confuse customers into thinking his water bottles come from Maria's brand.

University of Santo Tomas Hospital has privacy and security policies because they:

• Help protect the privacy and security of member information

• All are correct answers

• Help staff to know what is required of them.

• Fulfill legal requirements

Copyright differs from patents in that patents protect product ideas, processes, or systems, whereas copyright only covers ways of expressing ideas, not the idea itself.

• True

• False

Maria bought the officially published electronic version of her professor's review material, which is protected by copyright. To save her classmates money, she forwards the entire PDF file to Mario and 50 other students using a class messaging app, allowing everyone to download it for free.

• Trade Secret, because the content was confidential and not publicly known.

• 
  Trade Dress, because she changed the digital appearance of the file.

• Patent Law, because the material contains a novel invention.

• Copyright Law, specifically the economic right of reproduction and distribution, by creating and sharing an unauthorized copy of the entire protected work.